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Shiga Wallet to Shiga Wallet (Swap)

Move Money is Enta’s engine for moving funds anywhere — between your own wallet assets, to another wallet, or to a bank account. This guide covers one of those paths: converting one asset you hold into another, without the funds ever leaving your own Shiga wallet.
Move Money supports several other paths (sending to an external wallet, cashing out to a bank account, and more) — each gets its own guide. This page covers Shiga wallet → Shiga wallet only.

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1. Open your home screen and tap Move Money

Enta home screen Every Move Money flow starts here, on your Enta home screen — tap Move Money to begin.

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2. Choose where the funds are coming from

Move Money — choose From Tapping Move Money opens a panel titled “Move money” — “Send, receive, or swap assets”. The first field is From — where the money is coming from: Shiga wallet (“Choose from BTC, USDT”), External wallet (“Connect MetaMask or other wallets”), or Bank account (“Transfer from NGN, EUR, or GBP”).

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3. Choose where it’s going

Move Money — choose To Next, the To field: Shiga wallet (“Receive as BTC, USDT”), External address (“Send to any wallet address”), or Bank account (“Cash out to NGN, EUR, or GBP”). Enta figures out what kind of transaction you’re doing from this From/To pair — picking Shiga wallet for both is what puts you on the swap path this guide covers. Once both are set, tap Get started.
First time using Move Money? A short guided tour points out the From and To fields one at a time, with Skip all and Next in the corner if you’d rather explore on your own.

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4. Pick your assets

With Shiga wallet → Shiga wallet selected, you land on a Swap screen — “Convert one asset to another without leaving your Shiga wallet”. Tap each asset field to open a searchable list — Enta supports USDT, BTC, and USDC, each across several networks (USDT and USDC on Solana, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, or Polygon; BTC on Bitcoin or Lightning). Pick what you’re converting from, then what you want to receive. Asset picker
A Guide panel on the right explains how swapping works and gives example pairs (e.g. “USDT on Base → USDC on Optimism”) — tap Hide Guide any time to collapse it, or Show Guide to bring it back.

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5. Enter an amount

Both sides of the swap show as cards — Send (what you’re giving up) and Receive (what you’ll get) — each with the asset, your available Balance, and a MAX button to fill your entire balance in one tap. As soon as both assets are picked, a live rate appears (e.g. “Rate: 1 USDT ≈ 1.003 USDC”) — before that, it reads “Rate: Select asset to see rate.” Type an amount into Send, and Receive calculates automatically at the live rate. Tap Continue once you’re happy with it. Swap amount filled in
A few things can stop you here: entering more than your balance (“Amount exceeds your available balance. Enter a lower amount or top up your wallet”), going below the minimum (“Enter an amount above the minimum amount of $10”), leaving it at zero (“Enter an amount to continue”), or the network for your asset being unavailable (“The network for this asset is currently unavailable. Try again later or select a different asset”) or its rate failing to load (“Couldn’t load the exchange rate. Check your connection and try again.”).

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6. Review before you authorize

The Review screen shows your swap as a single summary — for example, $430 USDC (Base) → $429.6 USDT (Base) — along with Type: Swap, Estimated time: ~30s, a Network fee, and both From and To confirmed as your own Shiga Wallet (with your wallet address shown, truncated). Nothing is submitted yet — tap Back to change anything, or Authorize Transaction to continue. Swap review
The Guide panel here reminds you to double-check the amounts, that swaps within Shiga complete in about 30 seconds, and that your quoted rate is only held briefly — if it expires, you’ll be asked to refresh it.

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7. Authorize the transaction

Authorize transaction — passkey Every Move Money transaction is authorized with your device’s passkey — Face ID, Touch ID, or whatever biometric/PIN unlock your device uses. There’s no code to type in — the native prompt appears right on top of the review screen, and confirming it submits the transaction.
If your device’s passkey prompt fails or you cancel it, you’ll see a “Passkey verification failed” message with a Use Passkey button to try again. If authorization fails for any other reason, you’ll see a general error — “Authorization couldn’t be completed. Try again or contact support if this continues.”

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8. Processing and confirmation

Once you authorize, a loading screen reads “Processing your transaction…” with your swap summary still visible underneath. When it’s done, you’ll land on a confirmation screen — “Your withdrawal is processing..” — showing the same summary, with Make another transaction or Go to Dashboard to finish up. Swap confirmation